The second state capture report shows how the arms company went from a R35-billion order book to begging the treasury for cash to stay afloat The post Denel’s R1.2bn loss from R6bn profit highlights dire state of state-owned companies appeared fir...

In an answer to a predictable question, the constitutional court justice cautioned that unfounded attacks on the judiciary risked undermining its legitimacy and the rule of the law The post Chief justice interviews: Mbuyiseli Madlanga appeared first...

The former president, cabinet ministers, board members and executives all played a role in the Gupta family looting the state company of billions. The post How the Guptas captured Transnet appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The breakdown of two generating units overnight has necessitated that stage 2 load shedding be implemented from 11am on Wednesday until 5am on Monday. The post Eskom announces stage 2 load-shedding starting Wednesday appeared first on The Mail &...

Private prosecutions have been described as exceptional and onerous, with a legal requirement that the prosecutor put up security for the costs of the accused’s defence The post ‘Exceptional and onerous’: The costly matter of private prosecuti...

Stories can help us find our way back to health, hope and possibility The post A chance to help children on World Read Aloud Day appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

A company implicated in the Special Investigating Unit report is still doing business with the South African Social Security Agency The post Sassa boss linked to R45.5m fraud appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

France’s role as international security guarantor in Francophone Africa is being contested, especially in the Central African Republic and Mali The post Je t’aime moi non plus: The state of Françafrique appeared first on The Mail & Guardia...

The future of healthcare on the continent depends on innovation The post Africa’s health tech sector brings effective, affordable solutions appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Soldiers intervened to save the country from failing civilian leadership but no one knows what is meant to happen next The post Burkina Faso: A complex situation finds a complicated solution appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.